A friend of mine (developer) encouraged me to learn android Java, but I found it to be really dull, specially I was looking for something to boost my income back then. However, I'm trying to find a time now to learn, but he lately advised me to start with flutter+Dart saying "it's the future".

Hello,

I've been coding since the early Apple IIe days.

Anyone remember dial up downloads? 1200baud taking an entire afternoon to download a single floppy? And then grandma calls in the middle of your download, the connection breaks, and you have to do it all over?

My first coding success was a very simple (and buggy) tool to boost Bard's Tale character stats.

HTML/CSS, Javascript, Java, C++, Python.

My main areas of interest are in the Java Universe: The Spring ecosystem and Libgdx.

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Want to learn and in fact i'm studying right now. I want in some day become a solid professional with strong skills and creat my own company, which would propose services of the best quality. Of course i will need a lot of things to do, like receive an education and plan every detail. I heard that it is important to create an effective brand London design agency and do other stuff, that will be useful for me, but right now, all i need is learning

I did a bit back in the 90's VisualBasic but lost interest after that.

No I don´t but i´m happy others do

Mostly HTML and php with some notions of javascript & CSS. I'm not a professional, not by a long shot, but I can put together a decent website.

I used to be into MUSHes, so I played a bit with mushcode as well, but it's been a while.

Programming for several years and still learning all the time

At the moment, I am exploring the exciting world of Python, PowerShell, and AHK programming languages. Although the learning process is incredibly enjoyable, it requires a significant investment of time. I often find myself so engrossed in my coding that I fail to notice the passing of time, and before I know it, the night has transformed into dawn.

Does anyone else have a similar experience?

Mostly C++ and C#. I highly recommend C# for anyone interested looking for a good general purpose language.

Programming when i was in university. C++ and AVR